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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23

an READING AND FILING THE PETT-
" ton of w. w Chisholm, administrator
OF the estate of John Chisholm, deceased,
setting forth that he has fled his final &C
count of his administration upon said estate
in this court; that all the debts have been
fully paid and that portion of said estate
remains 70 be divided among the heirs of
said deceased, and praying among other
things for an order allowing said final ac-
count and of distribution of the residue of
said estate among the persons entitled.
1t is ordered that sli persons interested in
the estaIe of the said John Chisholm, de-
ceased. be and appear before the Probate
Court of the County of Salt Lake, at the
Court Ro m OF said Court, in the County
Court House, on the 9th day of October,
1887, at il clock m, then and there to-
show cause why an order allowing said final
account and of distribution should not be
made of the residue of said estate among
the heirs and devisees of the said John
Chisholm. deceased, according to law.
tits furthei ordered that the Clerk cause
copies of this order 10 be posted 10 three
public places in Salt Lake County and pub
lished in the SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, q
newspaper printed and circulated in salt
Lake County, three weeks successfully prior
to said 9th day of October, 1887.
ELIAS 4 SMITH,
Probate Indigo
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In Custer County.

A group of mines in Custer County,
Idaho. known as the Montana, Hidden
Treasure and Yankee Fork, were
bonded three weeks ago. If the sale is
consummated, it is expected that big
mill will be erected. The Montana has
produced $500 600, and is 40 feet down.
Some of its ore runs even as high as
So, 900 a ton. There have been from
twenty five to thirty men at work on
Mount Estes this season, fifteen of
them for the Morrison and Pearsons
Co., on mines recently developed.
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The Himalaya.

Four stockholders of the Himalaya,
are delinquent on the first assessment
in an amount aggregating nearly $6S.
Assessment No. 2 of one-halt cent q
share has been levied on the stock,
payable before November 10Th, to
Anton Peterson, secretary, at Salt
Lake. DEVELOPMENTS are going ahead
rapidly at the mine, on the north side
of Scott Hill. The shaft is down nearly
$50 feet and when drifting into the hill
is commenced it is thought it will not be
long before the ledge is cut, and then
the Himalaya will make fine showing.
Record.
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Queen of the,HiIls.

In the matter OF the Broadford Town
site vs.. Queen of the Hills mining claim,
which overlap. hearing will b. had be-
fore the land Office at Haley on the
18th of No ember.-I,iter-Id dho.
: The Queen will soon see even better
shipments than it has made stes lily
for three years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23
1,902,331 pounds
The Week.

AT MIR. Hanauer's Office the week was
reported as being only moderately brisk.
Besides the shipments mentioned below
there was the usual output from the
Ontario, DAILY and other Park proper
ties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23

The regularly advertised sale of the
delinquent Bannock stock. took place
Yesterday. 1t was bid in by the
COMPANY. By notice elsewhere 1t
will be seen that another assess
ment has been levied. This time
however, the stockholders have been
"ie5 down easy"-25c per share being
all that is asked. Two hundred and
fifty shares changed hands at soc.
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Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion shipments by the
various banks in this city for the week
ending Saturday, October %. 1887,
were S104, 965.47, as compared with
$1O6, 656.4O, for the week previous.
They were reported as follows:
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The Crescent.

Everything is now in tiDe working
order, and the vein is said to be look
ing extremely well. No quotations of
stock during the week.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
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The Mast.

Two car loads of rather low grade ore
came in during the week.
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The Yuba

was again represented by one car load
going 80 lead, IS silver, and bringing the
owner $68.
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Canas No. e.

The lease of Camas No. 2 mine by
James Doniphan ct al. to Chase and
Church i'll was recorded on Monday.
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Bonanza.

An eighty-ton lot, containing silver
lead and iron, came in during the week
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Apex

Shipments are also made to the
smelter from this property.
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The Calumet.

Fifty tons came in from this property
the price paid for it was $3.50.
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The Morning Star

sent in one car load during the week
which went % lead and 81 in silver.
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BannOck.

still continues its shipments east, none
OF the ore reaching this market.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23

Order appointing time and place for settle
ment of final account and to hear
petition for distribution.
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The Lead Mine.
The Eureka Sill

The usual 10O-ton lot went to tbs
smelter during the week.
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Silver BiIl.

A 35-ton lot, good lead ore, and low
in silver, WAS sold during the week.
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The Markham

Shipped forty tons of ore going well in
silver and lead and containing some iron
gangue.
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The Sacramento

One car load represented the output
of this mine and it brought $50 on the
market.
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Sampson,

This mine continues the shipments to
the sampler, but the results were not
obtsinable last evening.
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At Bellevue.

The September shipments of the
Bellevue smeIter amounted to S07 tons,
the value of which was $40, 205.
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Horn Silver

was represented by a 50-ton lot, 3SH
lead and 26 silver, bringing SIG per ton.
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City Rock.

A twenty-five ton lot of ore, 421!
lead, 5214 silver was still on the market
last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23

Dated September 9th, 1887
TERRITORY OF UTAH, lo
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. 60

Tt co1E2T OF Of s Nth lake. SIS.
I, John C. Cutler, Clerk OF the Probate
Court IN and for the County of Salt Lake in
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the fore going Is full, true and correct copy
of order appointing time and place for set
tlement of final account and for distribution
in the matter of the estate of John CHS
holm, deceased, as appears of record in my
Office.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of
IsEAL] said Court, this 9th day Of Sep
ember, a. D. 1887.
JOHN @. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk
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The GolcondA

Shipped one car load going 20 lead, IS
silver and some gold.
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In the matter of the estate of John CHS
holm, deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23

B. g. Dun Sc Co.'s weekly review of
trade in the east, says, in spite of the
many favorable conditions noted last
week, prices do not advance. The Treas
ury added $S3 600, 900 to the circulation
in September, and has added about
81, 900 900 since. The Baltimore g. Ohio
bargain has been ratified, and the Read
ing organization ensued. Stocks. how
ever, fell to an average of $53.T per
share. the lowest since April and
weeks then, the lowest for two
years. Wheat has lost every
advance sinceSeptember 10Th; corn, for
o fortnight past, and oats, for a month
past, have occasionally risen, only to
recede again; cotton has declined
three eighths of cent during the
month, and pork 81 per barrel. Oil is
hi CHER, but the transactions are insig-
niticant. Coal is stronger because of a
strike.
The theory that more money" en-
sures prosperity comes to grief again
More than $107 900 900 have been added
to differentiation Withinthe past fourteen
months, but the speculation thus slim
ulated has wrought much harm already
and clouded the future with doubt.
While great activity and expansion are
witnessed in some branches of business,
others exhibit symptoms of reaction.
Encouraging statements of exports in
September show that in breadstuffs, cot.
ton PROVISIONS, oil and cattle the value
w.s9 per cent. greater than in 1886;
large decrease appears in wheat, but
noteworthy increase in -four; of cattle
and pork exports decreased one-haIf
and there is some loss in butter, cheese
and oil, but a gain of So, $40 900 in ex-
ports of cotton. This months exports
from New York show gam of ~ per
cent, sgainstan increase OF 10 per cent.
in imports. Exc a1ge has advanced
this week, because of large sales OF
stocks on foreign account, and the con.
trolling question in the money market
now is whether the passing of a divi-
dend by the Baltimore & Ohio, and
other events, will so discourage foreign
holders of securities as to eause extern
sive selling. But 81, 400, 900 more gold
arrived on Thursday.
Interior reports are uniformly more
favorable; though tight money and
slow collections are still reported from
some points, the pressure is in most
cases less severe, and collections rather
better. In Texas. where the cotton
yield is ss'd 70 DE 10 per cent below last
years, failures are more numerous. and
many traders are asking indulgence.
But east OF the Mississippi money is
generally easier at the south. and par !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23

Their Shop fitted NTH NeV and Improved Tools, and
then are prepared to HI Kinds of Sheet Iron Tin and
Copper Work.
To accommodate the Retail Trade they hare opened at
tho same place full line of Hardware Carpenters Ioo1s
Miners and BIGcksnaithS' Tools, Etc.
We have feO Carpenters f5zuCytghts' Tools also
Builders Hardware slightly damaged by uvater and SMOKE
that 1vi1I be sold at a bargain.
Orders received at the place Iron, Steel hact-
ery and other Goods kept G. Warehouse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-28
The Teispheae Ex,oruon.
To the Edi,or Of the ArrslLi

To the Editor Of the ArrHALi
An esteemed correspondent calls our Al
ton Ton 10 ~ adiitiQnal assesfment recently
levied BY the telephone company upon It,
Ia which tbsy each have TO pay psr snnum.
This 10 Al the rate o per cent, on SiaO az
the eost Of each Instrument aud its propor-
uon OF the plant, aud AZ there are over lilo
customers twill make a grols ircom. fof
the eomP,ny Of more than Gg,0l. which
would Be per cent. on an inycs.e % capital u
u,A1D o 0. which 10 out Of all proportion 10
The eo,t Of the telephone plant In this city.
We trust he company will recfnlldef these
recent advances, and, cutting them On, re-
dpee the cost u telerhones 10 w. per nun,
o. Indiana are paying for timilss service, a.
cur eousfpst dent explains.
The above editorial paragraph, cut
from your columns, Is pointed and
timely. Oar business men should be
called together by the Cotton and
Merchants Exchanges and take some
prompt aud a, hnite s'eps Ia oppt sltion
70 tLin proposed monopolistlc Outrage.
Now, wien rome Il cur nsighboflng
States have already, by u0anlmoui
and harmonious action, succeeded 10
securing . reduction Of price 10 about
s38 10 $40 a year. our insstiate monop
oily Ia about 20 Increase our rates from
the already too high price to t72 pei
yeu. This II an outrage that w
should not quietly submit 10. After
watering their stock from 10 10 1905
per cent they (,he c)lnpany) come
and impudsnily ask the business PEG
pie Of Memphis 10 pay them a ptic,
that will earn big dividend even or
this wAlefsd aud thin air. For one
i am prepared, II neoeNary. 10 i)il
our people In taking he company
instrument entirely out Of our house
ratSer than submit 10 this M ust pro
posed Imposition. The company Ia,
bttiei nov be tatah d with
reasonable com eneaion, and no
drive our business men % TEX
legislative action, Ne some other State
have already done. There IL liml
10 endurance, and the telephone oou
psny may hhd, u Il pushes our peopl
10 the wall, tia, the old iashione
way is always the beet, because sal
way, Let our merchants aud businel
men DO called together and take wie
united counsel on this important Que
ton. Tennessee IL even now almo
ripe 10 act on heartlees monopolles.
DUHlNk AZ.
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''R0B0RO.''
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call q meeting In court Square and
make determined effort 10 check this

call q meeting In court Square and
make . determined effort to check this
rspscious effort at robbery.
The explanation that new switch
ing board IL about to be put In Is q
q very weak excuse. as, In effect, II re-
quires the Subscribers TO psy for the
new board, besides paying the rental
for its telephones. The are said 10 be
two telephones In Little Rock; would
II not he advisable to ask information
from some prominent citizen II that
place In regard to such ssrvicef An.
other matter that should be attended
to 10 to take action with other
cities, and instruct members Of
our State Legislature to enact
a lsw like the Safe Of Indians, which
compels telephones 10 BIO furnished at
50 per month. In the compariiou OF
rentals between this and other cities
published Ia Sundays APPEAL, those
In Indiana we're conspicuous for their
absence. II such impositions are sub.
mitted to, II 10 only question 1 time
when the whole c)mmunity will be
bound with monopolies OF every dc.
scription. Would like TO hear from
other subscribers relative TO this mat.
ter. ANTI MONOPOLY.
Memphis. Tenn. ssptembor zr.
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Inc TsIsrhsss nonepeIy.

To the Editor Of the ArrHiLi
As the time approaches In which
the proposed advances In telephone
rateS goes into effect, will II not be I'D.
ylsable 10 take some orgapiEsd action
In regard 10 ~ II has been suggested
that some fubscrIbcr who has n plaoe
suitable for a meeting Of those inter.
esied ihopld announce II through The
press; OF, II none euch are cctsgible,
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Dlnlurhs Il Mlnara.

EvAstvrLLx. IsD., September 81
In Washington, Montgomery, Gan.
nellsburg and points near Evansville
II is estimated that 1000 miners are
idle over the refusal Of operators 10
grant two weeks' pay and to advance
rates to the federation scale. A grand
State mass meeting will DO held Ia In.
disnapolis soon, 10 bnild up q strong
organization. Trouble Is feared, No.
vember LIST, over 8 cent advance
promised on conditions which the
miners have failed TO meet.
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HARSH purgstive remedies are fast
giving way 10 the gentle action and
mild effects Of Carer's Little Liver
Pills. II you try them they will GER
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-13

fines que puedan convenirle, me apre-
suro hoy manifestarle mi SINGER"
gratitud por la asombrosa curacl6n
realizada en- mi, merced a su boDdAdo-
so conseio.
Hallabame sufriendo de una tisis
pulmonar, que ya me habia llevado al
tItimo ex.remo, es decir, al case en-
que va desahuciado por los facultati-
vos tuve que apelar q los d'timos au-
xilios de Ia religion. En- ese critico
estado, fue que por consoles de usted
tome ell Pectoral de Anacahuita junto
con ell Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
preparado por los Sres. Lanman y
Kemp, y despues de algunos meses de
uso constants de estos dos admirables
remedies, ell nal habia va desaparecido
radicalmente, hallandome hoy en- ell
goce de la mas perfecta salud.
Reiterando mis- graciSs,
Soy de usted atento servidor, j. Il.
PRAT. 81
MarCa s. Bord0y.-El VINO legl'
timo de este acreditado cosechero tnl-
camente 10 reciben y despachan en-
cuarterolas, gafrsfones = botellas.
San Francisco, S7.-BoRDoY G..
Trough on Rats! Muerte q los
rAtOnesl-Al fin Sc hA encontrAdo 10
que hemos necesitado toda la vida!
Pidase q los boticsrios ell "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucara-
chas, moscas y chinches.
Piedra Plastica.- ESa mas bara-
ia Piedra PIGstica de Portland es la
que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz
13.-Puerto-Rico.
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GACETILLAS.

CultoS.-En Ia santa Iglesia
Catedral, durante Ia semana:
Domingo, l3 Misas rezadas cads
media hora, desde las 5 de Ia maiians
hasts les y media. A las 9, misa can.
tada con sermon. Al toque de orsci6n,
por la tarde, Trisagio de Maestro Seno-
ra de la Virgen de 10 Providencis y Ser
mon.
Lunes, 10. Al toque de oracion de ID
tarde Sc darG principle q las solemn
novenas de Jesus Nazareno.
SAbado, 10. A las 8 y media de Ia
mafAana misa cantada de % Virgen de
Ia Providencia. A las Eueve misa can.
tada solemne.
Fuego.-Ha ocurrido en- sStos
dias I'M incendio en- los campos de
Ponce. Dice on colega!
GEL fuego fue en- Ia Hacienda dt
don Miguel Arribas, en- donde Sc one.
maron nueve cuerdas de cana en- esta
do de molerse, de suerte que la perdi
de- material es iusiguificante, pues:,
que, como es sabido, en- esta clase d,
faegos solo arde la paja y la hoja SEGA
pudiendose utilizar toda Ia cana.
De Ia poblacion scudi6 una brigsd'
de Bomberos con la bomba de caballor
Ique, jnntos con el nnmeroso persona
de 10 finca y Ell suxiio de los vecino
Ique scudieron, pudo cortarse 10 propa
Igaci6n del fuego, & pesar del fuert
brisote que reinabs.
EI tuegO % cree cue faa prOdueidI
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r. ALFONSO. ssR salss Essss':sS !. 9s.t,s. 81,
roToaRAFo DE LA REAL CASA.

Con titulo honorifco por L. M. ell Rey. Premiado
con medalla de plata menci6n bonorifca.
Hace personalmeute toda clase de retrato en- su
nuevo Establecimiento (primero en- su CASEY de
de la manana de la tarde, aunque Ell dia sea
nubado.
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VENTA DE FINCAS.

En- de Cayey eaza agricoa compuesta
cuerdas de an", toadad
sembado de maoo tene anhiea sembras de cate Plata
arboes uaes buena habtac6n baos de mann
uosr amacenes ranchones baantes al servco de hnca
conda grande de Plata que b"na us exeeienes We.
gran xens6n central la aaviesa
Dor uuo de sus exmos pasando nte habitacon dis
ounce vente la atraEiesa tamben una
qubrada de aguas permanentes bastane caudao da de
pob6 uuos Is minutos Sc eaza ses mil pesos
dendose Ia pegoadn don Melton vzquea e doctor don
Jose Antonio Gaudier resdentes dcha pueblo de Caey 81
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Bucharest, 4.-El gobierno ha dado
orden de que grandes masas de tropa
Sc dirijan 4 Ia frontera, como medlda
de precsuci6n; y .se asegnra en- esta
capital que inmensas fueraas turcas
estAn concentrAndose en- Ia fronters
de Rumelia.
Londres, 4.-Aflrmase que ell Emir
del Afghanistan est& levantsndo un
grande ejercito con objeto de proclamsr
Ia guerra santa contra Russia.
Madrid, 4.-Su Msjestad la Reina
Regente ha irmado un Real decreto,
rebajando Ell 30 por 100 en- los derechoS
de exportaci6n que actualmente pagan
en- Cuba ell azdcar J Ell tabaco.
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Don Enrique Fyande, Comisa-
rio de Ia quiebra de don Leo
nardo Igardride=.

Al pablico hsgo saber: Que en- Ia segunda
seccion do d,cha qaiebra, que ,rA,A de la Adini.
nis,racidn ven,A do fratos, he dispues,o sA.
car p1blleA subAsia.
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